Review on 15.4" Apple MacBook Pro 15 Mid 2017 2880x1800, Intel Core i7 2.9 GHz, RAM 16 GB, AMD Radeon Pro 560, macOS, MPTV2RU/A, silver by Hayden Jay ᠌

In the future, if you do not need a video card, then I would take 13 without a touchpad. It is smaller and lighter, holds more time and costs less. Many people write that 2 ports are not enough for 13. I didn’t really feel - for money that costs 15 - you can buy a monitor with usb-c and it will have a lot of ports + there will still be money left. I advise you to look at 13. Some pros: Used 1 month - macbook pro 13 2022 without touchpad. Now I have been using macbook pro 15 2022 with radeon 2gb for almost a month. Most of the time I write code. I will compare with version 13. I'll tell you straight away that I like 13 better. Cons below: - even if you touch it a little - the screen wobbles much more noticeably than at 13. - touchpad = useless thing. You can’t normally find the ESC, it hasn’t been useful anywhere for all the time. Instead of safari, I use chrome - there you can’t rewind vidos on the touchpad. I use VsCode - there you can run a compiler on a touchpad - but why do I need to stretch my fingers - if there are hotkeys - the only plus of the touchpad, I thought so - it's a fingerprint - but it works slowly. Those. I open the lid - I put my finger - I wait for a delay of 1 second - the screen is unlocked. Works much faster on the phone. - battery - holds worse than 13. I just look at it for the sake of interest - with an average brightness, it easily sits down to 50% in 2 hours if you just write code and surf the Internet . Although judging by the characteristics, it's like jerking longer than 13 without a touchbar